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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
,Ys.pyoJyTHEyTS IN WALL Strict

.nAT OF DIsAPFOINTMENTS IN WALL wau
yostorisy was a day of DISAPPOINTMENT !" 80
c..s., BROKERS' were disappointed ina. 'n' 49,
-,'.n,.,,ons for stocks not much highoi O
rs,o ain more seriously disappointed .h~1 =,
.o,o,ranh doal was not announced. ihey No. ~
49,, the authority Of published staeinon' ns Ohio
oSss LA secured not only the Baiuinov su oahaS
C9u,u nh lines but aso the Mackay -beh"c1S IT, mil
.oleh. land lines connected with thol,. sdooned
pm In telegraph and cable matters Wa oier for
ir nas hint tina the syndicate hau al o enc
N baltimore and Ohio telegraph lines ION conid
oS than the western Union out mo r"N'' 0N
not be confirmed - Tho counsel OF Albert
90 not his creditors, were Old Jebts
az 81 re,urn to NewYork to se,ao securities
. uu nu ton wears ago In rohypotheca'inS ~ wall
incuieu ,o - the firm OF Meter Co. 40. IL rr
a. n was said that no infOrinaoVsms ~
mariner could possibly De vongnsS N, was disap-
AL Tho drst public sale IN this CITY OF htter
pointed uI1 s0 and Dayton stocks WA not st better
s<s LOT of 500 shares OF the comne ~, nrsferred
o. 40 and another OF 900 shares OF ING were
sV Vr hrneht on'y I6 Ic. Tho secured o. NV bad
si,r Sisappointed at the result a,housn ri c"m-
ata, nm he protest In behalf OF tho rsv" ssue
soy that the preferred stock was sPu,SVh usness
naya we're umors Just before me Close "a crad,tors
~ he STOCK Exchange that one OF the o. his an
haS found his disappo!ntment 700 neasSS i0' ~
9a,, ~ n Int tbey were not wen-founded. a. rr...
srhsrc was unfeignef dsappOintfner, ns ~ nrces
y pen artment did not buy bonds aithoush .u hsen
.rsre shave those at which other offerings na'o ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
, C1UBBrB SHIELDED By MS VICTIM

Police Commissioner McCiave listened to testimony at
Headquarters yesterday against Policeman Martin FAY OF
The West Thrtethsi squad. There four complaints
against Fay tho chief being that no kpeckcd
John Kerss liquor dealer. ssventhsve and Twenty
ninths CD tho morning OF July "a and broke his sknll
While believed b. diving he told Coroner Ed
and others that he va. knocked dow. IN rcnt Of his
after because OF tho dscharg
barkeeper who Pay's friend Policeman Lavrenre
West Thirty sevsnt squad at that time ai.n said
he knock Kerns dewn Fav suspended from
duty kern got well and refused 10 make complaint In
witness az the trial OF Paw bs
fore Commissioner Mccave Yesterday and did his utmost TO
shield the poieenar
Hs d,d sot rsnsm Der Fav All
coult rococct that he fell and hurt Policeman
declared thai he df Fay strike Krna
denied he struck Kcrns and declared hat Kerns fell
Mt and was hurt that The would Do referred
70 the Police Board. Mr. AcClavs said.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
Don't Laugh at Nervous People.

Their suGerngs very real although You with your
vigorous ply scarcely believe
Rather suggest Hosteers stou ach Bttors which
in removing every Of dyspepsia aud regulating the liver
and bowels strikes and tbs prolific
OF chronic That hatternx disease
fever and agae among formidable ailments
noval OF which this genial specially adapted Ser
vous prostitution resulting from prolonged mental phys
cal effort OF vhere the interv
Of This tonic very desirable particularly
qnst rsl,r the tension OF Tho
Rttsrs IavAusbis rheumatism. nsaraga kidney
treubioS Enplsy no substitute for It
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
THEIR MORO. "AYNTHIy0 TO BEAT GEORGE.

THEIR MOTTO. "AYNTHfSG TO BEAT GEORGE.
In all probability there will he fusion OF the Socialists
and the Union LABOR Party the tail 0paIgn on the
nomination for Stats Engineer. The Union Labor fary
state ticket is complete except for that name ana inc
state Executive tommitfes has adjourned until mex
Tuesday BY that time second conference OF the
Socialists will held and so ne idea OF their
action fall will be had They too much In earnest
a reconciliation To he possible tins yrar
Their motto ANYTHING to beat George. The Uhited
Labor party campaign in this city will oren Ia
on september IL. big meeting Will De heiu ON
tue evening of that day and prominent SPEAKERS
are down 10 expound the Among them are Heary
george Dr. McGlynn. the Kew. Hugh y. Peutocost
John Mcaaokin and Frank Ferrall After that MT
George will leave this city for Trip through the state
and Dr. McGl will also speak IN many cities outside
OF New-Y York during tne campaign Tonorro" nght tue
r,ats Executive Committee meets at ooger Union 70
pame q candidate III place OF ,ylvanus IL Sweet VINO
WAS nominated for state Engineer but declined
Socialists will continue their poltlcal conference
this evening in Webster Hall. in last Eieventh-st "A
platform is adopted aud candidates may possibly
he named 1t probable that the SOcialisc organka
tons that lowered their Gags AND stopped their bands
when they pressed Mr. George ON The parade VIII oe
dropped from tue rolls OF the central organizations
wnch they send DELEGATES This Will result in the
formation OF the new Central Labor Union. which has
long been agtated under the name OF the German zen
Irli Union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
WEDNESDAY. Sept. Up. N.


Tho offerings OF 4le per cent bonds to-day IN response
Teasurys In aviation for offers Wednesdays
aggregated AZ prices ranging from los % to
ilO-all OK September interest The secretary declined
all offers offered low all his purchases
have been made a. except the small amount accepted
on the fret Offering While to-days offerings wero at
about the nominal quotations made al tho New-iork
stock Exchange the secrsrys refusal TO accept any OF
them is justified by tho fact that $4,000 Of the 4s
per cent bonds to-day sold auction io9 with
the September coupon which Is equivalent TO 1918
tho bonds offered TO the Treasury OBS per cent
lower than the lowest oner
Since May two DAYS have not passed without Chi
eago operators in stocks furnishing NcwYork with
thing in the way Of rae-cutung by the railways in
out OF that city And despite all such reports the
roads alleged to be engaged In the ruinous conflict
have made reports OF large gains In both aud
earnings Tho latest report is OF a passenger
rates between Chicago and Kansas City. There
doubtedly IL some Decentralization or passenger ares
growing out OF tho sale OF excursion tickets TO and from
the st. Louis eneampment Of the Grand Army OF the
Republic. there always has been upon sucn
special occasions Ticket ssalpers buy such special
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
Oyerworked Women.

For worn rundown. debiltated echool teachers.
mliners sfanstresses, housske-pers aud over~orkei
generally Dr. Percss fsvorte Prescription Is the
all oncs II but AL
mirably fluids sircienoss Of pnrross being potent
epechc Tor ali those chrome wo2kness.s an diseases
liar 70 women. lite powerful general az well uerlns
tonic aud nervine and strength
Whole systen IL promptly weakness Stomach 10
digestion bioang weak back. pTostrzliop.
billy and srepossuess either Favor- Prescription
u sold 6y druggists under positive wrap
per around uoe Pr ce 81 bofte. six titles D.
lrge treatise or diseases OF prOfusely Illustrated
with colored plates aud numerous wood-cuts
Address WORLDS DTsPENsARY MEDICAL Asso.
CITATION. 663 Aain-st. Bud 10. ". Y.
DR. Pierce's "fsvorts Prescription sxioiisd AZ
soure. All" al 4lrAoy iuluIs sngieDeSs purposa
beng q otsnt specific In those chronic weaknesses
peculiar 70 Women l .ttf...s q ..s. e .ts1-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
TRYING HARD TO ESCAPE FROM THE POLICE.

Policeman Wade heard the sound OF fight ID
xtv.thIrd- St near. First ave-, At IN. yesterday,
ana saw three rufHans beating man who lay on tho
sdswaik Az wade ran to stop the fight the assan-
ants God The officer chased one Of them Into the
arms Of Policemen Rsade and Young; They recog,
plzod him a. John Barry, THIEF WHO mao sc.'c
three years Ia pfleon for a burglary. wade went 70
iook for the man who had been beaten, but ne haa
dissppesred soon AFTER Barry broke away from his
cavtois and ran into tenement house In sixty third
ST He GAINED the roof and threw bricks at the Omcers
,nf thev drew their and threatened To shoot
him Then he jumped from the roof TO = hre escape
and hurt himself badly enough to mako his
S~Sv AZ the Yorkviile Police Court yesterday barry
WAS remandod to ve the police time TO ma the man
hs Md been beating
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
NAVAL CONTRACTS AWARDED.

wAsuISGIoS. Sept 7-Contracts for furnishing cloth
Ing and supplies for tho New-York Navy Yard to-
day awarded by the PsymaserGeneral Of the Navy to
j. T. Freeman Co. Orange. N J. Is. Y. Pippey Co..
tho Pranci, r. witte Hardware Company. Chsessboro
Manufacturing Company. q. X. Sheridan & Co., Man.
haitian OIL Company Richard W. Croed. willard wenroh
Meyer James e. Michael, James |. Barron Co. aud
Albert Flagler, all OF SewYork: and 4. VI. MoNulry
OF Brooklyn and the San Francisco Pioneer woolsn
Factory .
contracts for supplies at tho Mare Island Navy Yard
were awarded T. II. Bowling Co., NJ r. Ehrman Co..
NJ W. Montague. Alta ioap ompany Of San Francisco;
NJ /. Kelly, H. Y. Wilder and John Brownie OF Vallejo,
a nd the Manhattan Oil Company OF New-iork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
A DAY FOR THE DOCTORS.
wHlMs OF PEOPLE ABOUT PHYSICIANS.

PAPERS IN THE 81 IAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION
INJURIOUS INFLUENCES ~ CITY LIPE
SARATOGA sept. THE members OF the American
science Association began the work OF their soci-
ETY. to-day by listening report OF Grace Pecxham'
NJ d.. OF New-York on The Relation OF the Physician
TO the Community and OF the Community to the Phys
clan" Mis-. Peckhan opened her paper with an Outline
of the history OF meiioine. She then contnhed'
over op xears b.fors Christ rchagathus free born
reeh came 10 rome we'd sick people to psrase OF
their Isyorite dishes AMI drink Wines HIS popniy
innen.s and tao senate roaerre upin hi the gift OF cur
shop but he took 10 @
and nis an we can 90
the he was on this accout -
death IL II but another Illustration hHs WV
puny W An 10 according TO their own nosohh
The physicln Madame Dill the suD9sc' VI ni'
U@ni~r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
POISON BEARING WATER IN THE CAPITAL.

WAsHNGToy. Sept tSo>c,ah.-The appearance OF
typhoid fever In the south por lou Of hs city has
stimulated the District Com nissouers extraordinary
activity In tho investing Of the condition OF the
IN the wells springs in tho city. Colonel Ludlow has
ordered the District Chemist 10 make analysis Of the
water cont aimed in certain sprnE. which IRON he
port that made ~ the sanitary condition OF the
regiop around tho spring IN extremely dangerous
general examinatio will be ALE OF tho wclls and
springs In all parts Of the city In which there is universal
or extraordinary sickness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
THE BIO CRUISER CHICAGO READY FOE TRIAL

THE BIO CRUISER oHIoAeo READY FOR TRIAL.
Fires were lighted under the main boilers Of the
stoel cruiser Chicago and steam raised Tuesday
preparatory to making the dock trial OF her engines
when enough steam pressure was obtained the auxil
taries yero tested and then the main engines
etarted Tho Chicago been ready To make her trial
trip up tho Sound since July. but IL was not until
LAT week thai the necessary orders from Washington
20 make the TIP received, and this trip will be
mado tho latter part VI this or the cary par Of next
week. The Chicago Ia the largest OF tho three new
crulsers and tho nin section Of the contract requires
tat hor engines shall develop collective horsepower
OF 5000 bc maintained ~ for six consec
tive hours. unless Il DO shown that failure no de-
veop that power Is not due to defective workmanship
or msterisIs The price agreed to DO paid for the
vessel Ia Bo60.OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
COMMANDMENTS NAY NOT BE DIVIDED

Az . special meeting Of the Governing Comm'ttco
Of TN stock Exchange yesterday the proposed amend
nent to constitution, which, In eet authorized the
dividing of commissions with "drummers." was voted
down. No Little satisfaction ~ thIs result was OK
pressed by OF The Governors. fact thai might
be supposed Indicate that the committee on dnness
was correctly named The amendments. printed In
fun In ras fRlBUst on Friday Will become the law
of the board unless they shond be defeated
by the mcusbers. II was understood yesterday that
opposing vote small, and little doubt WAS
expressed that the dealings for acoouit and the b
nmnthiy ciearances would be Established Whether
the soopfio Of these amendments will result chang
ing the methods Of business was regarded doubt
ful Question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
HELD roR O. usryo MARY BREyXAvs DEATH

The inquest tho death Of Mary f. Brennan hell DO
fore Levy Yesterday DR. Russell H. Roof and viii
lam Barrett accused OF having caused her death by
Ipraciire WInsA related
already told 10 TiK TRIBUNE and Dr. j. kcarnoy
rotod story OF DR. Roofs e-sion The jury without
leaving thor seats returned verdict holding both 70
spons ibis FOR the girls death.
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAINT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08

THEY IA We PROBA BLY, INJURED HER YATILLY
On August 80 Catherine 0arEsn Of No 843 Seventy
eighth st. and Crosy Of No
Patrick sgt Ia
Seventy They arrested
jured who Will probably die ant bv her dertine
Yesterday Justice o Reilly In the Ysrkvilis Poi Court
committed await the result OF Mrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
TEE POLICE MUsr USE DIscRruryA TON.

THE POL7CE MUST USE EXPERIMENTATION.
Murray Yesterday called tho police cap
tains Headquarters letter Of
Mayor aud the opinion the Counsel
the effect that private as and concerts In liquor stores
not he stopped ny the police At m. He said IL
might dcu, Tor the police ascertain what concerts
private, bat dives be 70
flourish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
PERSONAL DEBTS OF IVES AND STAYNER.

g. There theusapd vessels In ss
Esd the eject Of this acton Wal probably Dc Fsness
Of rateA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08

neglected. Missouri So. 1888, sold at
Il IS and rrsdesmen's i20I AZ los.
The market for railway bonds worked In sympathy
with the market and prices for the speculative Is
sue. generally easier Erie second 6s deeliard to
99h and he closing Quotation was ss9 1894 Missouri
SIS of e ut 81. Central NewJersey certificate
S. we're ."a 00 ID r's 81 s
ono southern Incomes we're steady at So on ,nternA.
sSsl. ss: ssss s @
West Point 6s declined = TO 63i2 Green Bay Winoaa
on faeie
incomes yielded per eent to 81 an first Rios we're on
81 i So1iAefs Pacific sr.t. we're lower At is fets
Worth and Denver hrss d-ciusd % $751; Gulf. Col
OF unlisted securities dealt IN At toe stock Exchange.
Cotton seed OH c:runessss sold 80 a. SosSs.SS
and Pembroke 1851 at "a s3 so. Brooklyn Elevated
@ 49, rssiI n 'yi son 7 Zoo % - ses
as2
per the rates ruled from to per can't
and AZ the close money offered at per cent.
Tho sub-rreasury was debtor at the Clearing House
Tho -ub-Tressury gained $33o435 on balance. made
up BY gains Of S2OS2 currency S24s353 coin. Inc
days operations covered: Receipts, s2.l4s+e2 pay.
e %snt ss.sss sss7:h'' balance
The Clearing House statement oday is as follows:
Exchanges. Sl5s. 100. 75s: balances, s5.22s.l3l
The United states Treasury at WASHINGTON reccivcdto-
day $4,000 National bank notes fer rsdslop,on
revenue receipt, were S23s.l35.
Tho foreign exchanges were uuli aud weak We revlso
quot tions for business follows; Bankers bills,
s. 794 and 81 s3 for long and snort serlng respect
lively: 26t and 523as feI francs: 94is and 94 for
reichmarks ;4Oia and 40S for guders.
In LOulsn British consos decliaed from l01 5 10
and lOi TIC l0l l-l6 and 1914 respectively for
money and closed at l0l il6 and l0l 5-l6.
Money IN the open market was DR. asr At 3SS3S
per for discount OF bankers bills The Bank VI Eng
land gained bullion on balance American rail-
ways opened "a evenings closing hgures bat
generally hsher than the equivalents OF last evenings
home prices and further declined RESPONSIVE to this
mornings nxures In the home markets. AT Paris French
per 81 25 out closed AT So o. the Same
last event ~ and sight exchange London was nrm
at IS. 39a francs to the q.
The following sold az the Real Estate aud
Auction doom. Limited by Adrian n. Muller 4 son
90 The HaTwav D,s Wood and Extract Manufac-
Is ares Forty nj street n tnhattznvile and ST
Nicholas Avenue Railroad Company ssh
800 shares CinripnatL Hamilton and Dayton Railroad
CoHranv prr.errsi l6h
800 shares Cincinnati Hamilton aud Dayton Railroad .
s7O.Ooo unitd Saies per cent coupon bonds Sep IN
10 "ber. 1901. 'oupou
IS shares Csyuxa amt Susouehanna Railroad $50
30 sh Peoples light BrooKlyn.-.. o0
S500D Telsslo. Arbor and North Michigan Railroad
lst mortgage per bonds. dus 1924. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
VESSEL rREroHr RArEs sUspEypED

AZ Che regular monthly meeting Of the Boari Of Commits
s!oners Of the Vessel Owners National
AssorA,ion ordered freight
" The assoticu from all p0ints all suspended
on e annaa messing Of the association Bosssn October
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
CLOSING PaI0ss Of BOjr)v SNJlS
Bosroy Sept 7, 33I

4 Narvea
The exceiencs. skin and attractive styles OF tho new
WhtteCapa Cross ntry Latest ca tlish Cigarettes AL
KMHEr ToBAcco 60. Ssw.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
THE MONEY MARKET!
Actual 5aleA

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-SEPr. 2.
TIE fsssRA. Lt3c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08

THEIR INDIVIDUAL sCHEDULEs-BrLIs FOX fhh
YACHT AND THE TAILOR.
The individual schedules Of Henry 8 IVES 'e'rs' -
stayner and Thomas G. Doremus. the members Oh 'no
insoivent firm of Henry Ives Co.. were n'eo 'e'.ot
day BY william N. Cromwell assignee. inoSe =. ..,
.s 800, o.s.t. su,,ect to a mortgage OF $60OOO
sas s7 Those OF Mr. stayner liabilities s72 "a
nompal assets s1s7 $50 and actual assets S292s1 d.
I9o.e Of Mr. Dorsmus forth that he has no liabilities
and no assets The inventory Of Mr. Ivess estate con-
taps the following items: , ..,n.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
the following are sOmo Of bis principal creditors;


Ono 6.s ; ~, :s's ssn sa1 M lesS
The following are sons Of his principal creditors:
B. Prouse coeper.. $3.50 40 Clothing -.
Fax k...s' sssss !s ::iIs ETC
PaIt Tiiford 49, L. $50 81 Grooers1
5,Is.I h Z Uc s $50 R R%ss ct piano
S::: ar: sss Citing. t.
John w. Sullivan ssos 90 %s %,s to engines
2..:; sss% TO- ''
Wise. 80 ols ssn. s sss 8 ssi. -
iso sss 'a %!a o. yacht
rbe contingent liabilities are follows: W. H. stsr
buck $50 900 TO secure debt Of 1000 OF a. g. ves
lean Of $50 900 r. I've. Co All osn.r crsa
itors have no security In affidavit the assignee say
forth in the in vensory because differences arising from
the natural deprocstion from ass ho say On cash
rental and tho valuation on statements OF yAch
The folio wing are among the assets of Mr.. stayner:
Nominal Actual
%, m,,.,, Bank Not. Co .sissso .sss 50
sss share. Mineral R.ngs Railrod Co soSS 5000
10 shares American Exchange In Paris" ~, wv w
Assignee reserves right TO add any further
.s.,. thar ore auy 70 this inventory. Amanp the
creditors OF Mr. stayner are the following;
AssSa% M.sp' ,sI n iSS Sss Mineral
ksuss ana a l, prserro
NSry,ss SAVING. Soes{ rass Ratio $1,000 90
First National Bank New.Y York, cash norrew~I
ssSus ~ 2s5 ssasI srsa co%pany $4,000 90
Chemical National Bank. N. Y. casa borrowed Sc
carea ~ e 80 ME Sssrn =. ,n storS 500 90
III, onas s an. oc n..h norrnwsi . 465s so
Sarah l. ssaynrr easn 40 se yN' ~ $500 90
Ez S,synsr oa'h "'''o"o'' ' 2io0i5
r, v yu - cio,n,ng 29h %
Assignee Cromwell In affidavit states that the opir
hanns nf
Railroad Company and the stocks OF the American *
change In Paris American Bank Note Company and
NJ iaerai Range Railroad Company. r,
Chief Justice Lsrremore of the Court OF Common fieas
yesterday approved the bond for S23o.Ooo gwen ny
William 81 Cromwell assignee OF Henry B. Ives o
The suretes William n. starbucE. John H. Fagier
and T. Lea Humfreville
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-07-16

A little paragraph in the Banner
yesterday mentioned the fact of the
finding Of water-dog in a glass of
milk in South Nashville. Now If
there is anything which a person pre-
fers not to find in his glass of milk 1t
is water-dog. AS an appetizer a
water-dOg may be set down as a pos
tive failure. A common house fly
in ones glass Of milk appreciably
affects the tone of the stomach and
decidedly impairs the timbre, we
may say, of the delicate palate. A
cockroach in ones milk would make
man feel like undertaking forty
days fast. A water-dog-but let US
draw the curtain. Indeed, let Us
draw the line severely at the water
dog. Under a distressing state of
lecteal drowth we might complacent-
ly take little water In our milk, II
it were not Cumberland river water,
unfiItered at the island and unper-
colated through the new reservoir OF
the remote future, hut the dog,
never! II we were to have water in
our milk, by all means let the water
be thoroughly fished and seined.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-07-16
Saved the Baby.

Many young babies have eruptions
and sore throat, sometimes battling
the most skillful physician. Fre-
quently children suffer from some
inherited malady, and only the
radical treatment Of an absolute and
powerful blood purifier can effect
cure; again the ailment may be from
contagion. At any rate, the safest
plan is to at once eradicate all poison
from the blood, no matter what the
cause. So wisely did Mr.. G. G. Key,
one Of the most cultured men and
intelligent farmers of Alcora county,
Miss. He writes the following
pointed testimony Of his experience: I:
CoRINTH, Miss, February is, 'S7.
Gentlemen-Last November my
baby, not then a year old, had bad
breaking out on his hands and body,
accompanied by very sore throat
/ gave him some 8. s. s., which i
happened to have. When the family
physician came, and learned what i
was giving the child, he told me to
continue It, rs 1t was the best thing
the baby could take. The doctor
proved wise, fer In a short while the
eruption disappeared, and the throat
got completely will.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis
eases mailed free.
The swift Specific Co., Drawer 3.
Atlanta, Ga.